Glebe House — MULLANARY GLEBE

Detached five-bay glebe house of two storeys with attic and having raised basement to front (west elevation), and three storeys to rear, dated 1770, with canted entrance bay having openings to three faces, and further two bays to south end slightly advanced and pedimented and built c.1890. Now in use as private house. Three-bay south elevation returns, with canted bay window. Rear elevation comprises two or three bays at northern end and four bays (of return). Pitched slate roofs, hipped to east end of return, with rendered chimneystacks retaining clay chimneypots, recent dormer window to rear elevation, and cast-iron rainwater goods, gutter to front of older block supported on moulded corbels. Roughcast rendered walls, having cut-stone eaves course, quoins and pediment. Square-headed window openings with cut-stone sills. Timber sliding sash windows throughout, having three-over-six panes to first floor, four-over-four panes to ground floor of entrance bay, to bay window and to one rear opening, six-over-six panes to other ground floor openings, and six-over-three panes to basement, tripartite three-over-six pane window with one-over-two pane sidelights to first floor of south elevation. Mixed timber sliding sash windows with six-over-six panes, three-over-three panes, and four-over-four panes to rear elevation of older block, including two flush sash boxes to upper floors. Round-headed door opening, with cut and carved stone block-and-start surround, leaded fanlight with stained glass, and timber panelled double-leaf door, approached by flight of cut-stone steps with rendered retaining walls having cut-stone copings. Date plaque with date '1770' over entrance. Modest entrance gate to south having wrought-iron double-leaf gate on octagonal-plan cast-iron piers.